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Exercise intensity during exergaming in wheelchair-dependent persons with SCI

M. F. Wouda, J. Gaupseth, et al.

This innovative study by Matthijs Ferdinand Wouda and colleagues reveals that wheelchair-dependent individuals with spinal cord injury can achieve significant exercise intensity during exergaming, activating health benefits through engaging games like Fruit Ninja and VR boxing. Discover how over half of their exergaming session hit moderate to high intensity.... show more

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